The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-05-12

Co. met in Sunbury Tuesday OF last
week and elected the following Off
GERS for tho ensuing year: President,
Hon. A. II. Dill; Directors, Hon. s.
p. Wolverton, w. J. Gaugler, +. B.
McCrum, Miles Wetzel, w. II. Dill,
and f. NJ. Boal.
Squire Adam Smith called on us
last week and informed us that all
his SHOWS had made their appearances
this Spring including the three>
inchc in April. Adam does not
claim to be a prophet or the son of Il
prophet, but it really appears as
though he knew somcting about the
weather.
Those who are in the habit OF us
ing well water, as IL almost universal
| ly the case in the country and the
snullers towns, should have their
wells thoroughly cleansed at stated
intervals. Impure water is Usually
the cause of deadly fevers. A little
carofulncss might save many lives.
The Lewistown Free Press says ::
w. III. Ripka, of near Globe Mills.
Snyder county, ono Of the best mill
wrights in Central Pennsylvania was
in town few hours last Saturday.
Mr.. X. Is at present engaged in doing
some extensive repairing at the Maple
ton Sand Co.'s works, and the JunR>
ia Sand Co 4 works, near ill Creek.
Mr. |. J. Grcnoble; q prominent
merchant OF Spring Mills, has failed.
with liabilities up to $4,000 aud the
PROBABILITY That they will reach 800,
OOO Mr.. GrenobIe operated IN Grain
and Coal at Oak Hall, Linden Hall,
Centre Hall, Coburn and Spring Mills.
lio resided at Spring Mills and had a
general store there. Hc has gone to
nobody seems to know, as he failed
leave his post Office address.
Another gang Of rtscals arc now
going through portions of tho state
swindling farmers, by getting thoinI
To sign "contrGctsn for a new kind Of
harrow. Farmers nave hoon told
enough by the newspapers to have
learned them to sign nothing for
strangers, but they seem bound to
sustain their reputation of being the
most Sulliblc class OF people in the
country.
AT meeting OF the Sunday School
Association Of tho Lathcrau Congre-
CATION, Grecn Castle, Pa, April, %,
the following resolutions was unan-
imously passed.
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of this
Association be tcndcrcd MIR. Alvin II
blit Tor The aSsiSl lnnc5 he has rendur~
eel ia iuruishiug music for tho school,
and that Eo hc cordially invited tDl
continue the same.
y. H. EBY, Sec.
Carbon Seebcld lcf, for Gettysburg
on Wednesday morning to work IN
the interest OF }. w. G7rlarch, agent
for the Standard Sewing Machine.
Mr. Secbold is Que of the most skilled
sewing machine operators and sue
cessful salesman in this section of the
state. Wo ragrot his leaving, but as
he is ambitious and enterprising il is
probably best that he should seek IL
now field. His family remains hore
for the present.
Sol Oppenhoimcr is ticl;lsd all over
this spring with his imuonsc trade
AS weeks roll by his goods disappear.
from the shclYos so rapidly that itl
requires all his canning and skill rs IL
business man to keep his stock up to
tho STANDARD Of Il first class Clothing
House, while his customers smile and
rub their hiuds as they come on the
street and remark to each Other that
''Solly is, after all, the only reliable
clothicr in Selimsgrove."
recommend DR.. Konnedy's Favor
tie Remedy for Gravel. II cured me.
$50. Mccormick, u. :. Dap. Mineral
Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho. My
head and face was mass of putrlica-
tion. DIR. Kennedy's Favorito Rem
edy purified my blood and | am now
well, j, A, Parker, Sunderlnviilc,
Pa. Prico 81. Send 2>ccnt stamp TO
Dr.. Kennedy. Rondout, N. Y, for
book on Kidney, Liver and Blood
disorders. Mention this paper.
Marinda Jane wants to know of us
why editors are 80 skeptical - And
va hasten to reply that editors, as Il
u rule, believe in heaven, but some.
times have serious doubts OF getting
there. An editor is always expecting
q blessing or cussing st my moment
and sometimes gets boath, with not
Ave minutes recess between acts. An
editor Ia born Of woman, is o, u few
days, full of gall, glory and poverty,
absorbs sketicism from the people he
comes in contact with in his business,
like Il sponge does, and is us easily re-
loved Of it.-Ex.
Under law which has just passed
tho Minnesota legislature, tho rostric
tlons placed upon the practice of mod
icine in the state will be more severe
than in any other part OF the United
States. Al persons who wish to
practice medicine after July l must
ASS an examination before q board